...from their kidnapping. So White and Pinkman will have to find a way to justify their absence.
And the writers do a decent job, even if both alibis are a little bit far-fetched (specially White's). But it's barely possible to have suspension of disbelief and accept the plot developments. It should be better done, but it is enjoyable enough.
In the acting department, Cranston is suffering a little bit of repetition, as he struggles against Anna Gunn's Skyler. His acting is a little bit bland in these last couple of episodes, and Paul and Gunn express more without overacting (ok, Paul shouts a little bit too much, but his character asks for it).
In summary, the show is advancing, as slow as ever, but at least it keeps the viewer attention.
And the writers do a decent job, even if both alibis are a little bit far-fetched (specially White's). But it's barely possible to have suspension of disbelief and accept the plot developments. It should be better done, but it is enjoyable enough.
In the acting department, Cranston is suffering a little bit of repetition, as he struggles against Anna Gunn's Skyler. His acting is a little bit bland in these last couple of episodes, and Paul and Gunn express more without overacting (ok, Paul shouts a little bit too much, but his character asks for it).
In summary, the show is advancing, as slow as ever, but at least it keeps the viewer attention.